A Delhi sessions court has set aside, as a non-speaking order, a magistrate’s order that had refused to direct an FIR against Congress leader Sonia Gandhi over an allegation that her name was included in the 1980 electoral rolls before she acquired Indian citizenship in 1983. The court remanded the matter for a fresh, reasoned decision, while clarifying that a revisional court cannot itself order registration of an FIR. The allegations are untested.
The Gauhati High Court held that producing 16 documents alone cannot establish Indian citizenship if they fail to satisfy the legal burden under the Foreigners Act. The Court ruled that the person claiming citizenship must prove they are not a foreigner.
Congress Leader Sonia Gandhi opposed the plea for an FIR alleging her name was added to the electoral roll before she acquired Indian citizenship, calling it “wholly misconceived, frivolous, politically motivated, and an abuse of the process of law.”
Rouse Avenue Courts has adjourned to February 7 a revision plea by Advocate Vikas Tripathi challenging the magistrate’s refusal to order an FIR against Sonia Gandhi. The case concerns allegations her name entered electoral rolls before she gained citizenship.
Today, on 9th December, A Delhi court asked Sonia Gandhi and the Delhi Police to reply to a petition seeking registration of an FIR. The plea claims her name appeared on electoral rolls before she became an Indian citizen, demanding an inquiry.
Today, on 11th September, The Delhi Court has rejected a plea seeking an FIR against Sonia Gandhi regarding her name being included in the voters’ list before acquiring citizenship. The court dismissed the petition, closing the matter legally.
Today, on 10th September, Pre-Citizenship Voters’ List Entry row reached Delhi Court as a plea sought FIR against Sonia Gandhi. The Court, led by ACMM Vaibhav Chaurasia, has reserved its order on the matter after hearing petitioner Vikas Tripathi.
Plea in Delhi court seeks FIR against Sonia Gandhi over her inclusion in the electoral roll before she became an Indian citizen. The petition questions, “How her name got included in the electoral roll in the New Delhi constituency.”
The Allahabad High Court has ordered round-the-clock security for a man who is pursuing his cases against a very powerful individual and facing constant threats. He is litigating against Rahul over citizenship issues.
Kerala High Court overturned a single-judge order granting Indian citizenship to two minors of Pakistani origin, stating that renunciation of Pakistani nationality is mandatory. The ruling reinforces that India does not allow dual citizenship under the Citizenship Act, 1955.
